# /etc/fan-control.env  —  config for the fan-control ACTUATOR (chmod 600).
# Deployed manually to the PVE host; the real file holds a secret token and is
# NOT committed. Copy this template, fill HA_TOKEN, scp to /etc/fan-control.env.
#
# The control logic lives in Home Assistant (curve + bias + hysteresis +
# setpoint). This daemon only reads the HA-computed % and applies it over IPMI.

# Long-lived ha-sofia access token (Home Assistant -> Profile -> Security ->
# Long-lived access tokens). Used to read COMMAND_ENTITY. Empty/unreachable =>
# the actuator hands the fans to Dell auto (it cannot compute a setpoint itself).
HA_TOKEN=

# --- optional overrides (defaults shown) ---
# HA_URL=http://192.168.1.8:8123
# COMMAND_ENTITY=sensor.r730_fan_command_pct  # HA-computed fan %; we only apply it
# STALE_SECS=1800          # command older than this => stale. Loose on purpose:
#                          # staleness only happens when CPU temp is flat (so the
#                          # held value is still valid); a rising temp re-renders it.
# HA_GRACE_SECS=300        # on a transient HA miss, HOLD the last applied % this
#                          # long before handing the fans to Dell auto (anti-flap)
# LOOP_INTERVAL=15
# CEILING=83               # degC: hand back to Dell auto at/above this (hardware safety)
# RESUME_BELOW=75
# RESUME_STABLE=120
# MAX_IPMI_FAILS=3
# MIN_STEP=3               # smallest fan-% change worth an IPMI write (anti-jitter)
PUSHGATEWAY_URL=http://10.0.20.100:30091